[Clang][Sanitizers] Check '++', '--' and _Complex subscripts as accesses
-fsanitize=array-bounds allows an index one past the end of an array
when only the address of the element is formed ('&a[i]'), but not when
the element is read or written. Whether a subscript is an access was
only determined by EmitCheckedLValue and by the scalar and aggregate
loads, and only for a bare subscript. Everywhere else the subscript was
emitted through EmitLValue, which treats it as forming an address, so
these accesses one past the end went undetected:
int a[4];
a[i]++; --a[i]; // also on '_Atomic' and 'counted_by' arrays
(a[i]) = 1; (a[i])++; // parenthesized subscripts
_Complex double c[4];
c[i]++; c[i] += 1.0; c[i] = 1.0; x = c[i]; x = __real__ c[i];
Add EmitAccessedLValue, which emits an array subscript (looking through
parentheses) as an access when the bounds check is enabled, and use it
for the operands of '++' and '--', for '_Complex' loads, stores and
compound assignments, for the operand of '__real__'/'__imag__' (whose
result, like a member, only exists if the element does), and in
EmitCheckedLValue.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5
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